Look, I know better than anyone that trying to convince a non-believer of a UFO sighting

is like trying to nail jelly to the wall, right? There will always be some low-hanging fruit

explanation for what that object might actually be, a satellite, a bird, heck even a runaway birthday balloon.

Believe me, I've heard it all. And it frustrates me to no end. But what happens when you

have a UFO that's larger than anything known to man? And what happens when that UFO isn't

just seen by one witness or two, but by hundreds, photo, evidence, and all?

Well, that's when you get the Phoenix lights.

On March 13, 1997, this is exactly what happened to the people of Phoenix, Arizona.

A giant V-shaped object passed over the city,

leaving many people staring up at the sky with no good explanation for what they were seeing.

This event was a believer's dream and a skeptic's nightmare.

And today, it remains one of the most widely witnessed UFO sightings in history.

I'm Ashley Flowers, and this is so supernatural.

Thank you. It is no surprise to anyone that my sister and I are obsessed with all things aliens and UFOs.

So unpacking one of the strangest, unexplained sightings in our skies to date. This is gold. Sign us up.

I'm Rasha Pecorero. I'm Yvette Gentile, and on the night of March 13, 1997, people all over Arizona saw the same unexplained phenomena in the sky, large amber lights in a V formation, floating

only a few hundred feet from the ground. What became known as the Phoenix Lights got many

people asking, what happens when a UFO sighting isn't just seen by one or two witnesses, but by thousands?

Could there be a grounded explanation?

Or is there really something out there?

Something that's no longer trying to hide in the shadows,

but instead preparing us for a bigger, global awakening.

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